Idris Muhammad with Grover Washington, Jr., Randy Brecker, Bob James, Gary King, Joe Beck, and Ralph MacDonald. Giants, baby. Giants. And it don't get more mellow than this.
Idris Muhammad along with greats like Bob James, Grover Washingtom. Eric Gale, Bob King some of the best in Jazz music. Art Farmer truly one awsome trumpet player, great music, of the 70's..
Got it on vinyl, bought in '75 ! Idris with : Grover Washington-Tenor & Soprano Sax/ Randy Brecker- Trumpet & Flugelhorn/Bob James-Keyboards/Gary King-Bass/Ralph McDonald-Percussion.
My sentiments exactly. What a truly awful way to preface a truly beautiful piece of music. "Piece of Mind" is masterful. Muhammad's drum work (especially cymbals) an object lesson in precision.
hey, those who disrespect hiphop, don't litsen to soul, cuz hip hop IS soul! maby not the new commersial shit, but hip hop the the mpc style beats and all that, man don't disrespect that... it may be another generation for you, but still, funk is soul, otis redding is soul, an HIP HOP is soul, brotha!
To really appreciate this song, you have to listen to it in FULL STEREO sound. The bass player on this piece made it for me. The laid back style is straight up.
This reminds me of all the pimp flicks Ive ever seen(lol). This song is deep and I love the fact that it changes my mood everytime I hear it. I love the solo's as well, deep.
for the english heads this was a a sample for a drum n bass track..16 secs - 39 secs used. THIS IS PURE BRILLIANCE..oh yeah its time to start collecting again VINYL ONLY.
Perhaps "this shit's so dope man" cretins can dump their rap-crap, listen to intelligent music and learn to speak decent English while they're about it? That would be so nice.
this song is real man. but just cause dude put some lame jay z track before the song doesn't give you a reason to go raggin on about rap. real hip hop is dope. it respects the music from which it came from.
I understand how everybody feels about the song at the beginning, but I something occured to me. You know how a lot of rap songs have a piece of an old school cut at the beginning before the rap kicks in? I wonder if the opposite just happened.........
@hydepyon My sentiments exactly. What a truly awful way to preface a truly beautiful piece of music. "Piece of Mind" is masterful. Muhammad's drum work (especially cymbals) an object lesson in precision.
Itn takes a shock like this to make you remember waht is really beautiful to llisten to and this is just plain sweet as sweet can now this i will cry about .shareteddy
@Roelandvinken The commercial rap intro is horrid. Please can you remove it because it serves no purpose whatsoever. I'm not bashing rap music but doesn't really belong on the intro of this beautiful song.
@Roelandvinken The commercial rap intro is horrid. Please can you remove it because it serves no purpose whatsoever. I'm not bashing rap music but it doesn't really belong on the intro of this beautiful song.
good 虎ック!
Thecotorataira 1 week ago
stalley!
KrazyStoopid 2 months ago
"Real mellow sounds"
MrDphilster 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
sensual♫♫♪
TheJamyro 3 months ago
WONDERFUL
MrJamirolover 3 months ago
I was in elementary school when this album was new! I remember my dad playin' this on the ol' stereo. I REALLY like Bob James' solo on this song.
7fixsfj3 4 months ago
There is another version posted without the annoying and unnecessary hip hop intro
Ms325i 5 months ago 11
mikey rocks.
emperorhotep 7 months ago 3
Idris Muhammad with Grover Washington, Jr., Randy Brecker, Bob James, Gary King, Joe Beck, and Ralph MacDonald. Giants, baby. Giants. And it don't get more mellow than this.
oRuTRa45 8 months ago
I've owned about three copies of this on vinyl over the years and this is definitely my favorite track. Everyone's solos were fantastic......
assassinchief 9 months ago
i listen hip hop but the intro of jay z sucks
KillaAvon 9 months ago
Idris Muhammad along with greats like Bob James, Grover Washingtom. Eric Gale, Bob King some of the best in Jazz music. Art Farmer truly one awsome trumpet player, great music, of the 70's..
Capone2884 9 months ago 2
MAY ALLAH BLESS U MAN)))) thank you idriss for such fantastic&mature tune!!!!
anahowana 10 months ago
We was sleeping on brother Muhammad.......he been in the mist of the greats......that's why it's not a surprise about his talents
sometimes350 10 months ago
"Summer Song"- Sir Michael of the Rocks
camrob815 10 months ago
Roni Size sampled this...
bongoloid77 10 months ago
@bongoloid77
Which track?
thearchiveable 10 months ago
Can't believe i never heard this before, this is sensational
Dazzer1234567 11 months ago
these literally made my eyes tear crazy hat slim pants
blaccjeanius 11 months ago
Got it on vinyl, bought in '75 ! Idris with : Grover Washington-Tenor & Soprano Sax/ Randy Brecker- Trumpet & Flugelhorn/Bob James-Keyboards/Gary King-Bass/Ralph McDonald-Percussion.
techxdabruiser 11 months ago
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fantastique !
MrBoulderdash2 1 year ago
fantastique !
MrBoulderdash2 1 year ago
AGREEd IN WHOLE the 'rap "throws it off and adds nothing.
dannyboy2225 1 year ago
,,,the generic rap is not on the original,since this predates commercial "rap music "[sugar hill gang] by 5 years,,,
dannyboy2225 1 year ago
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My sentiments exactly. What a truly awful way to preface a truly beautiful piece of music. "Piece of Mind" is masterful. Muhammad's drum work (especially cymbals) an object lesson in precision.
xa25ja 1 year ago
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xa25ja 1 year ago
these 70s songs shine on their own. couldn't of said it any better ! @thefunkyphantom69
cartoonist1975 1 year ago
Madlib
IliketoGHOSS 1 year ago
This is back when music was actually MADE not pressed into machines.
DJDesikari 1 year ago
that rap song at the beginning needs to go.....these 70s songs shine on their own.
thefunkyphantom69 1 year ago
:O
nuff said
Terrra91 1 year ago
the same drum he used for nutelus i guess this album was tapped in the same session the album 1,2 and3 from bob james were. damm!!
CITYGROUPTV 1 year ago
Come on people...the rap at the beginning isn't that bad to where everyone has to comment on it...Smh enjoy what you came to enjoy....
thatnugguh 1 year ago
is he a terrorist ?
i dont think so
stop the war against muslim people
leoandpisces 1 year ago
hey, those who disrespect hiphop, don't litsen to soul, cuz hip hop IS soul! maby not the new commersial shit, but hip hop the the mpc style beats and all that, man don't disrespect that... it may be another generation for you, but still, funk is soul, otis redding is soul, an HIP HOP is soul, brotha!
peace
sjukgymnast 1 year ago 3
the rap at the beginning- stop that okay?
taiyo06 1 year ago
To really appreciate this song, you have to listen to it in FULL STEREO sound. The bass player on this piece made it for me. The laid back style is straight up.
Chalenger303 1 year ago
This reminds me of all the pimp flicks Ive ever seen(lol). This song is deep and I love the fact that it changes my mood everytime I hear it. I love the solo's as well, deep.
vscol 1 year ago
Crap defiled masterpiece
btinsley1 1 year ago
What was that rubbish at the beginning?
maccagrabme 1 year ago 2
bollocks
gavhenrad 1 year ago
Prolly my favorite joint by him....smoother than buttercream....
rtoriq 1 year ago
you don't need drugs to make music from the soul. or to enjoy it.
DocHallux 1 year ago
for the english heads this was a a sample for a drum n bass track..16 secs - 39 secs used. THIS IS PURE BRILLIANCE..oh yeah its time to start collecting again VINYL ONLY.
outdarez 2 years ago
Una de las grabaciones más antiguas con un exponente acid jazz muy ámplio.
SoulFunkAndGroooves 2 years ago
This music was made for Detroit cruisin with the fam in the 70s and early 80s. Much appreciate this here!!
jkrush 2 years ago
This music goes way beyond drugs..This music is spirtual
dondi173 2 years ago
The best music drugs could make!!
dub2 2 years ago
sampled this back in 95...was a dope tune.
murdawg187 2 years ago 2
madlib sampled this . you can check it , its with mf doom. jrocc leaked it
kehagias45 2 years ago 2
what album? mad and doom have done a few albums together.
DocHallux 1 year ago
@DocHallux song is called savior beans, if im wrong , hit me back
kehagias45 1 year ago
dont sample the mp3 go buy the record
themerchant2 2 years ago
Why is this kina music by far d best music u can listen to when u cruzin?!!
Tyreekmusic 2 years ago
whats the song in the beggining?
Andrefondrei 2 years ago
now i wanna get a car so i can bust this while i'm driving!
pulsembody 2 years ago 2
man im definately sampling this
ispitthetruth 2 years ago
@ispitthetruth fuck yess
multipoly210 2 years ago
I would sample the stuffin' out of this track. Nice post.
kevman77 2 years ago
I heard these from cti in the 70's on the radio. Now I have the cd and keep it in the car. I never get tired of hearing it.
laphound 2 years ago
i like it
gotta love the horns
FuckHolmes 2 years ago
Beautiful!! Took me out of the crap of reality for 10mins!!! thanks for the upload
ma1971 2 years ago 8
I listened to Idris Muhammad's music when I was in high school, around 1976. Brings back the best of memories.
kearlstig1961 2 years ago
THIS...is REAL Nice...that CTI formula is FORSERIOUSLY workin' here....yes Yes...and My Man Grover...*sigh*.
MsTexas73 2 years ago
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Music is shaytanic influence! Music haraam. We should check it up from sunnah kitaabs. Dua to Allah, correct !
Also its not good for us to also oppose what He has taught us not to involve ourselves in.
With His given ability/tawfeek, i have realized!
Alhamdulilah. May u 2! salaam.
MyFutUrFace 2 years ago
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clowboogie 2 years ago
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clowboogie 2 years ago
Why did you open the video with an airplane over a city followed up with a muslim?! lol
VAR1UM 2 years ago
Perhaps "this shit's so dope man" cretins can dump their rap-crap, listen to intelligent music and learn to speak decent English while they're about it? That would be so nice.
drwhatson 3 years ago
perhaps your douche
erokthekid 2 years ago 4
4real whats the start all about uh?
manofhue 3 years ago 12
@manofhue yeah i thought that was insane...it almost blew my (natural) high
dOLOSTIMULUS 3 months ago
So much time and effort to get it where it needed to be. You need a high level of discipline to construct something like this. Great Peace!!!!
batosmak 3 years ago
What is that shite at the start
richiecathrew 3 years ago 8
yeah i actually turned it off....like some months ago, just restumbled upon this
erickliddell 3 years ago 2
To give credit where it is absolutely due:
Bob James; composer, keyboardist.
Grover Washington Jr., sax
Joe Beck, guitar
Randy Brecker, trumpet
Ralph MacDonald, percussion
Gary King, bass
taiyo06 3 years ago 6
wow bro
chill we know!
manofhue 3 years ago
Classic Musicanship!!!!
Gordon713 3 years ago 3
this shits so dope thanks
RoobRuckus 3 years ago
pure dopeness man!!!
JohnnyTrotz 3 years ago
this song is real man. but just cause dude put some lame jay z track before the song doesn't give you a reason to go raggin on about rap. real hip hop is dope. it respects the music from which it came from.
erokthekid 3 years ago
Jay-Z is for little boys.
Real men are fully developed and appreciate beauty and brains.
neothomist1275 3 years ago 7
i don't think you understand my point bro. but i see what your getting at.
erokthekid 3 years ago 2
true talk
manofhue 3 years ago 3
I understand how everybody feels about the song at the beginning, but I something occured to me. You know how a lot of rap songs have a piece of an old school cut at the beginning before the rap kicks in? I wonder if the opposite just happened.........
AugustusD78 3 years ago 4
The rap at the beginning made me want to click on another video but I'm glad my patience paid off. I almost missed out on the real good music.
hydepyon 3 years ago 57
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xa25ja 1 year ago
@hydepyon My sentiments exactly. What a truly awful way to preface a truly beautiful piece of music. "Piece of Mind" is masterful. Muhammad's drum work (especially cymbals) an object lesson in precision.
xa25ja 1 year ago
@hydepyon
We need a proper version. Anyone?
thearchiveable 10 months ago
+++++++++++++++++++++++5555555
fayabraz 3 years ago
i hear enough cRAP in open car windows...why ruin a GREAT selection like this ?
btinsley1 3 years ago 6
Itn takes a shock like this to make you remember waht is really beautiful to llisten to and this is just plain sweet as sweet can now this i will cry about .shareteddy
shareteddy 3 years ago
can someone scrape the sh-- off of the beginning of this masterwork ? it totally ruins the mood.
dsekou 3 years ago 8
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAbSSSSSSSSolutely Lovely !
raxorsedge77 3 years ago
Please tell me why you put that bullshit rap song, on the begining of a masterpiece?
coachdoc2 3 years ago 11
word
woccs 3 years ago 2
This just takes me into a whole nother world
Tony1TAKE 3 years ago 3
GREAT SONG brilliant artists!!
Lapwings 4 years ago
Blow GROVER Blow
jqfranklin 4 years ago 3
my favorite
to bad about that commercial rap in the beginning, cant you take that off?
Roelandvinken 4 years ago 35
@Roelandvinken The commercial rap intro is horrid. Please can you remove it because it serves no purpose whatsoever. I'm not bashing rap music but doesn't really belong on the intro of this beautiful song.
wisenatts 10 months ago 2
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@Roelandvinken The commercial rap intro is horrid. Please can you remove it because it serves no purpose whatsoever. I'm not bashing rap music but it doesn't really belong on the intro of this beautiful song.
wisenatts 10 months ago
excellent.
oldclive 4 years ago 3
Wow. That sum reel good moosic rite there. Nyce job man!
pandaboi56 4 years ago 4